SCHOOL SITS FOR EXAMS AMIDST TRIBAL FIGHTS
Despite the tribal fights in Lagaip District in Enga Province, the government services have been operating to serve the rural population. The Pilikambi Secondary School...
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LAGAIP GROUP TO SUPPLY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TO AUSTRALIA
The Lyumbain Socio-economic Community Development Foundation Inc. in Lagaip District in Enga Province has determined to export fresh fruits and vegetables to supermarkets in Australia...
ONGLO URGES SUPPORTERS TO RESPECT COURT PROCESS
Petitioner in the Kundiawa Gembogl Election Petition Case William Gogl Onglo has called on his supporters back in the district of Simbu Province to remain...
COMMISSIONER REAFFIRMS SUPPORT
Police commissioner, David Manning, has reaffirmed his support for the security personnel working to restore order in the Porgera valley in Enga Province. Commissioner Manning...
TRADITIONAL SALT FESTIVAL TO BE HELD IN DECEMBER
The second Pilkambi Traditional Salt Festival in Lagaip District in Enga Province is set to commence towards the end of this year. Chairman Tony Sulupin...
MP URGES SUPPORTERS TO REMAIN CALM
Lagaip MP Aimos Akem (right) with Wau-Waria Open MP Marsh Narewec recently. Lagaip MP Aimos Akem has urged his supporters to respect the rule of...
EU AMBASSADOR VISIT ENGA
By Edward Luke The European Union Ambassador to Papua New Guinea His Excellency Jacques Fradin, United Nations Development Programs (UNDP) and Climate Change Development Authority...
SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM ROLL OUT
The Government has rolled out an ambitious School Nutrition Program (SNP) to improve the lives of young students. According to United Nations International Children’s Emergency...
EDUCATION STANDARD MUST BE QUALITY FOR CHILDREN
By John Mori PNG education system must be upgraded to a standard that is equal and similar to other developed countries around the globe, says...
AIYURA NSOE 47th GRADUATION
By John Mori The Aiyura National School of Excellence in Eastern Highlands Province held its 47th graduation with a total of 260 grade 12 students...